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November 12th 08, 04:07 PM
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Homebrew breadboard xmtr
exray wrote:
snip Anyway, I'm not a veteran with old xmtrs so I'm putting it out for comments, questions, critiques, etc. snip Beautiful! Would you consider a breadboarded arc or spark xmitter for your next project? Some years ago I did one using the obligatory Model T spark coil, on 80m, that lit up a 12W bulb dummy load quite brightly. Michael |
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November 12th 08, 04:13 PM
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Homebrew breadboard xmtr
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exray wrote: snip Anyway, I'm not a veteran with old xmtrs so I'm putting it out for comments, questions, critiques, etc. snip Beautiful! Would you consider a breadboarded arc or spark xmitter for your next project? Some years ago I did one using the obligatory Model T spark coil, on 80m, that lit up a 12W bulb dummy load quite brightly. Michael Hehe, I don't think they would allow me on the air with that  -Bill |
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